Verified footage and evidence of Israeli war crimes, with dates and sources. Part of the 25,753-clip Archive Genocide collection.
This girl has become the de facto mother of her younger siblings, after their mother and father were tragically killed in an indiscriminate Israeli airstrike in Gaza. #GazaGenocide #GazaUnderAttack
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A Palestinian father breaks down as he finds his little child in a hospital's morgue. The child had been brought there after being killed an indiscriminate Israeli airstrike in #Gaza
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#Watch Wounded children arrive at the Indonesian Hospital as a result of the violent and continuous bombardment on various areas in the northern Gaza Strip.
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Live video now *The moment martyrs and wounded were recovered in an Israeli bombing on a house for the “Al-Lidawi” family in the Al-Shuhada area, west of the Jabalia camp in the northern Gaza Strip* Photography by Anas Al Sharif
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The Israeli forces destroyed the monument built in honour of Shireen Abu Akleh in Jenin. [Original post] The Israeli occupation forces destroyed the monument built in honour of Shireen Abu Akleh in Jenin. [Tags: Caterpillar D9, Desecration] [Found by: @Lowkey0nline] [Location: West Bank > Jenin]
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A group of Palestinian children play the “martyr game” where they pretend to hold a funeral for the body of a loved one killed by the occupying Israeli regime. These children have been deprived of everything, including their childhoods. #GazaUnderAttack #GazaGenocide
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#Urgent 3 martyrs and more than 15 injured in an Israeli bombing that targeted two homes in the Jabalia camp, northern Gaza Strip.
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"Allah is sufficient for us and the best of those on whom we depend against the Arab leaders." An elderly #Palestinian woman loses her temper as she wails over the loss of her loved ones, including innocent children, as a result of the ongoing Israeli genocide campaign in Gaza. #STOPtheGENOCIDE
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A few-week-old baby was injured by Israeli aircraft bombing on the Gaza Strip #Gaza #Gaza_War #Video
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*Now the first infection of a child has arrived* After the occupation aircraft bombed a house near Al-Tayeb Hall, west of Beit Lahia, in the northern Gaza Strip.
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A video a while ago: The youngest child was injured in the bombing in northern Gaza
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The scene this morning at the courtyard of a hospital in Deir el-Balah, in central Gaza, where dozens of innocent Palestinian civilians, including children, were massacred while asleep last night for simply being Palestinian. #GazaGenocide #GazaUnderAttack
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An on-duty Palestinian nurse is shocked to find that her brother has been killed in an Israeli airstrike in Gaza. #GazaGenocide
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Dozens have been killed and wounded in an Israeli attack on a cafe in Khan Younes, #Gaza , where a large number of displaced Gazans were taking refuge.
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The horrors in the aftermath of a deadly Israeli airstrike targeting the Abu Eskandar residential neighborhood in Gaza this morning. #GazaGenocide #gaza_under_attack_now
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Horrendous details uncovered by Dr. Ghassan Abu Sitta about the Israeli massacre of Al-Ahly Baptist Hospital in Gaza last week. #GazaGenocide #Gaza_Under_Attack
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This little Palestinian girl was rushed to hospital last night after being injured in an Israeli airstrike on Beit Lahiya, north of the Gaza Strip. At least 54 Palestinians were killed in the Israeli airstrikes last night across Gaza. #gazagenocide
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#Video Scenes from Al-Quds Hospital in Gaza, after the occupation threatened to bomb it and requested its evacuation, as it contains more than 400 patients and about 12,000 displaced civilians.
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#Watch |A number of citizens died and were injured when Israeli warplanes bombed the home of the “Abu Sharia” family in the Al-Sabra neighborhood in Gaza City.
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New footage from Al-Quds Hospital in Gaza. Israeli enemy forces have issued a threat for its evacuation, despite it currently housing over 400 patients and 12,000 displaced civilians.
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Palestinian children, babies and women are the number one target of the Israeli genocide campaign taking place right now in Gaza. #GazaGenocide #Gaza_Under_Attack
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#BREAKING #Israel orders the evacuation of Al Quds Hospital. Over 400 patients are being treated in the hospital, while nearly 12,000 displaced civilians are taking refuge in it. #Gaza
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Injuries among Palestinian children right now in an indiscriminate Israeli bombardment targeting civilian homes in Nusseirat refugee camp in central Gaza. #GazaGenocide #Gaza_Under_Attack
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"Goodbye, oh my sweetheart..." A bereaved young Palestinian bids a sorrowful farewell to his little brother, murdered by an Israeli airstrike in Gaza. #Gaza_Under_Attack
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Abdul-Rahman Atallah, a #Palestinian nurse in Gaza, is shocked to discover that a lifeless body that has been brought to hospital belongs to his father, who was killed in an Israeli airstrike.
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#Urgent Several injured people were transferred to the hospital as a result of the occupation targeting displaced Christians inside the Greek Orthodox Church in Gaza City.
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“They bombed us... We have no place to go!” The cry of a Christian survivor of the occupation massacre in the Greek Orthodox church in Gaza, which includes displaced Christians and Muslims.
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Earlier today,10 Palestinian were killed in Tulkarm as a result of an Israeli suicide drone targeting a group of children and civilians near a mosque in the Nur Shams refugee camp in Tulkarm. The bodies of the martyrs are still not transferred to hospital in order to be buried, because of the siege imposed on Nur Shams Camp in the West Bank. A little while ago, the Israeli soldiers raided the mosque where the martyrs are, and opened fire on their bodies.
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Another baby killed by Israel in Gaza a few minutes ago.
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BREAKING: The number of Palestinians murdered in an ongoing Israeli attack on Nour Shams refugee camp has risen to 9, including children, according to local sources. According to the sources, an Israeli suicide drone targeted a group of children and civilians in the vicinity of a mosque in the camp, killing 9 and wounding others. With the occupation preventing the entry of ambulances to the camp, the people placed the dead bodies inside a mosque in the camp.
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Patience, steadfastness and strength from the young man Uday Bakri, whose house was targeted by the occupation, who killed his children and some of his family, and was taken out from under the occupants of the house.
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An on-duty #Palestinian doctor in the hospital receives the body of his grandson, a baby who was killed in an Israeli airstrike in Gaza.🇵🇸
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Palestinian journalist Mumem Qraiqea, who lost his both legs during the Israeli aggression on #Gaza in 2008-2009, hugs and tries to calm down a baby, who was pulled alive out from the rubble of his house bombed by Israeli warplanes.
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Dozens of dead bodies have accumulated in the Indonesian Hospital in northern #Gaza as a result of nonstop Israeli airstrikes targeting civilian homes in the besieged territory.
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#Watch |The moment the occupation forces bombed a residential tower near Al-Quds Hospital in Gaza a short while ago.”
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#Video | Journalist Ziad Al-Muqayd, one of the Al-Aqsa Channel staff, bids farewell to his wife and children after the occupation aircraft bombed them inside their home.
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Overcrowding at Gaza's Al Shifa Hospital under nonstop Israeli bombardment
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At least 12 Palestinian civilians, including seven children, were brutally massacred this morning in an Israeli airstrike on the Abu Isac family home in Khan Yunis.
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Anglican Archbishop of Jerusalem about the al-Ahli al-Arabi Baptist Hospital in Gaza bombed by Israel on October 17 [Original post] In a press conference held in Jerusalem, Anglican Archbishop Hosam Naoum, said the al-Ahli al-Arabi Baptist Hospital in Gaza was warned on Saturday, Sunday and Monday by the Israeli army to evacuate. It was then bombed on Tuesday. [Tags: Hospitals, Hospital, Fire, Bombs, Mutilating Bodies, Press Conference, Tent Massacre, Lies, Shelters, Children, Hasbara, Healthcare System, Families, Night massacre] [Found by: Middle East Eye] [Location: Gaza > Al-Ahli Arab (Baptist) Hospital > Central Gaza] [Archivist Notes] On 17 October 2023, an explosion occurred in the car park of al-Ahli Hospital in Gaza City occupied by a tent city housing displaced people fleeing the Israeli intense aerial bombing campaign. The Gaza Health Ministry reported 471 fatalities and 342 injuries; US intelligence estimates casualties between 100-300. In the hours after the blast, doctors working at al-Ahli held a press conference amongst the bodies of those killed in the blast. Dr. Ghassan Abu Sitta stated, ‘We were performing surgery at the Baptist hospital when a strong explosion occurred and the ceiling fell on the operating room… This is a massacre’ Israel revendication, then denial and hasbara Initially, a top aide for Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, Hananya Naftali, took responsibility for the attack, stating in a tweet: “Israeli Air Force struck a Hamas terrorist base inside a hospital in Gaza. A multiple number of terrorists are dead. It’s heartbreaking that Hamas is launching rockets from hospitals, Mosques, schools and using civilians as human shields.” The tweet was quickly deleted, however, and a new Israeli version emerged. Israel denies it's responsabily and rejects on Hamas : Israeli officials claimed the blast was due to a misfired rocket from Hamas or Palestinian Islamic Jihad (PIJ). They pointed to video footage showing a mid-air explosion they allege was responsible. IDF false audio recording On October 18,, IDF released an audio recording purportedly containing an intercepted conversation between two Hamas operatives saying that a misfired rocket launched by PIJ caused the explosion. Channel 4 News reported on a forensic analysis of the alleged Hamas operative audio released by the IDF, concluding that it was digitally manipulated. Two Arabic language journalists said that the recording did not appear authentic, because the "language, accent, dialect, syntax and tone" were not credible. Channel 4 News also reported on a preliminary audio assessment performed by a sonic analysis company called Earshot, which concluded that the audio recording had been edited to fuse two channels that were recorded separately, one for each speaker. Palestinian authorities and local reports attribute the explosion to an Israeli airstrike. Independant investiation Forensic Analysis: Analysis disputes the Israeli claim, suggesting that footage shows an Israeli interceptor, not a misfired Palestinian rocket. The explosion’s trajectory and timing do not align with Israel's explanation. Open-source footage analysis confirmed that the seventeen rockets fired from Gaza had burned out mid-flight, making them unlikely to cause the hospital blast. Evidence and Verification: Investigations by the New York Times and the Washington Post corroborated that the footage presented by Israel showed an interceptor rather than a misfired Experts identified the explosion’s altitude and trajectory, concluding it was an Israeli interceptor operating outside Gaza. Context of Israeli Attacks on Medical Facilities: Four days before the explosion, Israel ordered evacuations of hospitals in northern Gaza, including al-Ahli. WHO react to this international law violation by a statement , on October 14 : "tens of thousands of displaced people in northern Gaza are seeking refuge in open spaces in or around hospitals, treating them as havens from violence as well as to protect the facilities from potential attacks. Their lives, too, are at risk when health facilities are bombed. There are verified reports of deaths of health care workers and destruction of health facilities, which denies civilians the basic human right of life-saving health care and is prohibited under International Humanitarian Law.WHO calls for Israel to immediately reverse evacuation orders to hospitals in northern Gaza, and calls for the protection of health facilities, health workers, patients, and civilians. WHO also reiterates its calls for the immediate and safe delivery of medical supplies, fuel, clean water, food, and other humanitarian aid into Gaza through the Rafah crossing, where life-saving assistance – including WHO health supplies that arrived earlier today – is currently awaiting entry" It was later confirmed by the Archibishop of Jerusalem (Al Ahli hospital is an Anglican Christian health infrastructure) in a press conference that Israeli forces targeted the hospital’s cancer treatment ward on 14 October. The World Health Organization (WHO) recorded 51 attacks on medical infrastructure in Gaza in the ten days prior to the explosion. Sources Human Right Watch "Gaza: Findings on October 17 al-Ahli Hospital Explosion. Evidence Points to Misfired Rocket but Full Investigation Needed BBC first investigation (by footage analysis and with US and UK weapon experts) source Forensic architecture investigation published on February 15, 2024. **Forensic Architecture Conclusion's report **: "While what happened at al-Ahli remains inconclusive, it is clear that in the aftermath of the explosion, the Israeli military launched an aggressive disinformation campaign. As it stands, Israel has yet to provide any conclusive visual evidence to support the claim that the source of the deadly blast at al-Ahli hospital was a Hamas or PIJ rocket. It is also worth noting that four days before the explosion at al-Ahli, on 13 October, Israel ordered the evacuation of all northern hospitals, including al-Ahli; and the following day, an Israeli strike on the hospital’s cancer treatment ward was confirmed by Al-Haq (Israel is known to issue warning strikes prior to full scale attacks). This incident was hardly an anomaly. In the ten days prior, the World Health Organisation (WHO) reported 51 attacks on medical infrastructure in Gaza. By aggregating news reports from Al-Jazeera, Alaraby, and Shehab News since 7 October, our analysis shows that Israeli intimidation and attacks on medical infrastructure, including hospitals, has been systematic and unrelenting, following a consistent pattern defined by attacks on the surrounding area, direct targeting, siege, and occupation." Channel 4 reporting and first investigation. investigation
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At least 500 people were killed and hundreds more wounded in an Israeli air strike targeted Al-Ahli Baptist Hospital [Original post] At least 500 people were killed and hundreds more wounded in what is being widely described as a war crime as an Israeli air strike targeted Al-Ahli Baptist Hospital in Gaza ⤵️ [Tags: Hospitals, Bombs, Mutilating Bodies, Tent Massacre, Shelters, Children, Hasbara, Healthcare System, Families, Night massacre] [Found by: Al Jazeera] [Location: Gaza > Al-Ahli Arab (Baptist) Hospital > Central Gaza] [Archivist Notes] On 17 October 2023, an explosion occurred in the car park of al-Ahli Hospital in Gaza City occupied by a tent city housing displaced people fleeing the Israeli intense aerial bombing campaign. The Gaza Health Ministry reported 471 fatalities and 342 injuries; US intelligence estimates casualties between 100-300. In the hours after the blast, doctors working at al-Ahli held a press conference amongst the bodies of those killed in the blast. Dr. Ghassan Abu Sitta stated, ‘We were performing surgery at the Baptist hospital when a strong explosion occurred and the ceiling fell on the operating room… This is a massacre’ Israel revendication, then denial and hasbara Initially, a top aide for Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, Hananya Naftali, took responsibility for the attack, stating in a tweet: “Israeli Air Force struck a Hamas terrorist base inside a hospital in Gaza. A multiple number of terrorists are dead. It’s heartbreaking that Hamas is launching rockets from hospitals, Mosques, schools and using civilians as human shields.” The tweet was quickly deleted, however, and a new Israeli version emerged. Israel denies it's responsabily and rejects on Hamas : Israeli officials claimed the blast was due to a misfired rocket from Hamas or Palestinian Islamic Jihad (PIJ). They pointed to video footage showing a mid-air explosion they allege was responsible. IDF false audio recording On October 18,, IDF released an audio recording purportedly containing an intercepted conversation between two Hamas operatives saying that a misfired rocket launched by PIJ caused the explosion. Channel 4 News reported on a forensic analysis of the alleged Hamas operative audio released by the IDF, concluding that it was digitally manipulated. Two Arabic language journalists said that the recording did not appear authentic, because the "language, accent, dialect, syntax and tone" were not credible. Channel 4 News also reported on a preliminary audio assessment performed by a sonic analysis company called Earshot, which concluded that the audio recording had been edited to fuse two channels that were recorded separately, one for each speaker. Palestinian authorities and local reports attribute the explosion to an Israeli airstrike. Independant investiation Forensic Analysis: Analysis disputes the Israeli claim, suggesting that footage shows an Israeli interceptor, not a misfired Palestinian rocket. The explosion’s trajectory and timing do not align with Israel's explanation. Open-source footage analysis confirmed that the seventeen rockets fired from Gaza had burned out mid-flight, making them unlikely to cause the hospital blast. Evidence and Verification: Investigations by the New York Times and the Washington Post corroborated that the footage presented by Israel showed an interceptor rather than a misfired Experts identified the explosion’s altitude and trajectory, concluding it was an Israeli interceptor operating outside Gaza. Context of Israeli Attacks on Medical Facilities: Four days before the explosion, Israel ordered evacuations of hospitals in northern Gaza, including al-Ahli. WHO react to this international law violation by a statement , on October 14 : "tens of thousands of displaced people in northern Gaza are seeking refuge in open spaces in or around hospitals, treating them as havens from violence as well as to protect the facilities from potential attacks. Their lives, too, are at risk when health facilities are bombed. There are verified reports of deaths of health care workers and destruction of health facilities, which denies civilians the basic human right of life-saving health care and is prohibited under International Humanitarian Law.WHO calls for Israel to immediately reverse evacuation orders to hospitals in northern Gaza, and calls for the protection of health facilities, health workers, patients, and civilians. WHO also reiterates its calls for the immediate and safe delivery of medical supplies, fuel, clean water, food, and other humanitarian aid into Gaza through the Rafah crossing, where life-saving assistance – including WHO health supplies that arrived earlier today – is currently awaiting entry" It was later confirmed by the Archibishop of Jerusalem (Al Ahli hospital is an Anglican Christian health infrastructure) in a press conference that Israeli forces targeted the hospital’s cancer treatment ward on 14 October. The World Health Organization (WHO) recorded 51 attacks on medical infrastructure in Gaza in the ten days prior to the explosion. Sources Human Right Watch "Gaza: Findings on October 17 al-Ahli Hospital Explosion. Evidence Points to Misfired Rocket but Full Investigation Needed BBC first investigation (by footage analysis and with US and UK weapon experts) source Forensic architecture investigation published on February 15, 2024. **Forensic Architecture Conclusion's report **: "While what happened at al-Ahli remains inconclusive, it is clear that in the aftermath of the explosion, the Israeli military launched an aggressive disinformation campaign. As it stands, Israel has yet to provide any conclusive visual evidence to support the claim that the source of the deadly blast at al-Ahli hospital was a Hamas or PIJ rocket. It is also worth noting that four days before the explosion at al-Ahli, on 13 October, Israel ordered the evacuation of all northern hospitals, including al-Ahli; and the following day, an Israeli strike on the hospital’s cancer treatment ward was confirmed by Al-Haq (Israel is known to issue warning strikes prior to full scale attacks). This incident was hardly an anomaly. In the ten days prior, the World Health Organisation (WHO) reported 51 attacks on medical infrastructure in Gaza. By aggregating news reports from Al-Jazeera, Alaraby, and Shehab News since 7 October, our analysis shows that Israeli intimidation and attacks on medical infrastructure, including hospitals, has been systematic and unrelenting, following a consistent pattern defined by attacks on the surrounding area, direct targeting, siege, and occupation." Channel 4 reporting and first investigation. investigation
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Israeli hasbara : a false record of Hamas about Al Ahli hospital massacre [Original post] Islamic Jihad struck a Hospital in Gaza—the IDF did not. Listen to the terrorists as they realize this themselves: [Tags: Hospitals, Hospital, Fire, Bombs, Mutilating Bodies, Tent Massacre, Lies, Shelters, Children, Hasbara, Healthcare System, Families, Night massacre] [Location: Gaza > Al-Ahli Arab (Baptist) Hospital > Central Gaza] [Archivist Notes] On 17 October 2023, an explosion occurred in the car park of al-Ahli Hospital in Gaza City occupied by a tent city housing displaced people fleeing the Israeli intense aerial bombing campaign. The Gaza Health Ministry reported 471 fatalities and 342 injuries; US intelligence estimates casualties between 100-300. In the hours after the blast, doctors working at al-Ahli held a press conference amongst the bodies of those killed in the blast. Dr. Ghassan Abu Sitta stated, ‘We were performing surgery at the Baptist hospital when a strong explosion occurred and the ceiling fell on the operating room… This is a massacre’ Israel revendication, then denial and hasbara Initially, a top aide for Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, Hananya Naftali, took responsibility for the attack, stating in a tweet: “Israeli Air Force struck a Hamas terrorist base inside a hospital in Gaza. A multiple number of terrorists are dead. It’s heartbreaking that Hamas is launching rockets from hospitals, Mosques, schools and using civilians as human shields.” The tweet was quickly deleted, however, and a new Israeli version emerged. Israel denies it's responsabily and rejects on Hamas : Israeli officials claimed the blast was due to a misfired rocket from Hamas or Palestinian Islamic Jihad (PIJ). They pointed to video footage showing a mid-air explosion they allege was responsible. IDF false audio recording On October 18,, IDF released an audio recording purportedly containing an intercepted conversation between two Hamas operatives saying that a misfired rocket launched by PIJ caused the explosion. Channel 4 News reported on a forensic analysis of the alleged Hamas operative audio released by the IDF, concluding that it was digitally manipulated. Two Arabic language journalists said that the recording did not appear authentic, because the "language, accent, dialect, syntax and tone" were not credible. Channel 4 News also reported on a preliminary audio assessment performed by a sonic analysis company called Earshot, which concluded that the audio recording had been edited to fuse two channels that were recorded separately, one for each speaker. Palestinian authorities and local reports attribute the explosion to an Israeli airstrike. Independant investiation Forensic Analysis: Analysis disputes the Israeli claim, suggesting that footage shows an Israeli interceptor, not a misfired Palestinian rocket. The explosion’s trajectory and timing do not align with Israel's explanation. Open-source footage analysis confirmed that the seventeen rockets fired from Gaza had burned out mid-flight, making them unlikely to cause the hospital blast. Evidence and Verification: Investigations by the New York Times and the Washington Post corroborated that the footage presented by Israel showed an interceptor rather than a misfired Experts identified the explosion’s altitude and trajectory, concluding it was an Israeli interceptor operating outside Gaza. Context of Israeli Attacks on Medical Facilities: Four days before the explosion, Israel ordered evacuations of hospitals in northern Gaza, including al-Ahli. WHO react to this international law violation by a statement , on October 14 : "tens of thousands of displaced people in northern Gaza are seeking refuge in open spaces in or around hospitals, treating them as havens from violence as well as to protect the facilities from potential attacks. Their lives, too, are at risk when health facilities are bombed. There are verified reports of deaths of health care workers and destruction of health facilities, which denies civilians the basic human right of life-saving health care and is prohibited under International Humanitarian Law.WHO calls for Israel to immediately reverse evacuation orders to hospitals in northern Gaza, and calls for the protection of health facilities, health workers, patients, and civilians. WHO also reiterates its calls for the immediate and safe delivery of medical supplies, fuel, clean water, food, and other humanitarian aid into Gaza through the Rafah crossing, where life-saving assistance – including WHO health supplies that arrived earlier today – is currently awaiting entry" It was later confirmed by the Archibishop of Jerusalem (Al Ahli hospital is an Anglican Christian health infrastructure) in a press conference that Israeli forces targeted the hospital’s cancer treatment ward on 14 October. The World Health Organization (WHO) recorded 51 attacks on medical infrastructure in Gaza in the ten days prior to the explosion. Sources Human Right Watch "Gaza: Findings on October 17 al-Ahli Hospital Explosion. Evidence Points to Misfired Rocket but Full Investigation Needed BBC first investigation (by footage analysis and with US and UK weapon experts) source Forensic architecture investigation published on February 15, 2024. **Forensic Architecture Conclusion's report **: "While what happened at al-Ahli remains inconclusive, it is clear that in the aftermath of the explosion, the Israeli military launched an aggressive disinformation campaign. As it stands, Israel has yet to provide any conclusive visual evidence to support the claim that the source of the deadly blast at al-Ahli hospital was a Hamas or PIJ rocket. It is also worth noting that four days before the explosion at al-Ahli, on 13 October, Israel ordered the evacuation of all northern hospitals, including al-Ahli; and the following day, an Israeli strike on the hospital’s cancer treatment ward was confirmed by Al-Haq (Israel is known to issue warning strikes prior to full scale attacks). This incident was hardly an anomaly. In the ten days prior, the World Health Organisation (WHO) reported 51 attacks on medical infrastructure in Gaza. By aggregating news reports from Al-Jazeera, Alaraby, and Shehab News since 7 October, our analysis shows that Israeli intimidation and attacks on medical infrastructure, including hospitals, has been systematic and unrelenting, following a consistent pattern defined by attacks on the surrounding area, direct targeting, siege, and occupation." Channel 4 reporting and first investigation. investigation
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“Let every Arab mother know that the fate of her son is in our hands.” [Original post] Wanted to take this opportunity to archive with you the activities of several D9 companies in Gaza. A soldier write: “Let Every Arab Mother know that the fate of her son is in our hands.” One of the most cruel & genocidal military units in the Israeli military. [Tags: Homes, Caterpillar D9, Combat Engineering Corps] [Found by: Younis Tirawi] [Location: Gaza]
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#BaptistHispital in Gaza this morning after a bloody night that saw hundreds of innocent civilians being slaughtered en masse by Israeli airstrikes targeting the hospital.
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#Watch Children injured in the occupation massacre at Baptist Hospital in Gaza.
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Most of them are children... #Watch | A number of martyrs were recovered in the massacre of the Al-Muqayd family in Deir Al-Balah in the central Gaza Strip.
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#Watch |Medical teams at the Kuwaiti Hospital are working to treat victims of the occupation bombing of a house in Rafah.
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#BREAKING #Israel bombarded The Baptist Hospital ( Al Ahli Arab Hospital) in Al Zaitoon neighborhood in central #Gaza . What we know until now: * According to an initial estimation by the MOH, 200-300 have been killed. *Hundreds of displaced Gazans took refuge in the hospital, believing it would be safer than other places in #Gaza because it is a hospital sponsored by Christian charities. * This is the second time that #Israel has targeted the Baptist Hospital. #Israel claims that it can bombard any place in the besieged strip under the pretext that they have tunnels underneath. A claim that is being repeatedly used by Western mainstream media as well despite having no proof. #Israel 's strike at sunset, when people usually find themselves obliged to stay with their families in certain places due to the power outage.
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While Palestinian babies and children are bombed and starved to death in #Gaza Israelis aren’t sitting at home minding their business. Instead, they’re baking cookies to send to Israeli soldiers to aid them in their genocide campaign.
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Medical teams evacuate a number of Palestinian children murdered or critically injured in an Israeli airstrike this morning in Rafah, south of the Gaza Strip.
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The bereaved mother of #Palestinian youth Nidal Melhem bids a final farewell to her son, who was murdered by Israeli occupation forces' gunfire this morning in the town of Halhul, south of the occupied West Bank.
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Corpses scattered across the Al Ahli Hospital grounds after an explosion killed 500 people [Original post] Footage shows corpses, including many children, scattered across the Al Ahli Hospital grounds after an explosion killed 500 people. According to media reports, thousands of Palestinians were at the hospital when the building came under bombardment. [Tags: Hospitals, Hospital, Fire, Bombs, Mutilating Bodies, Tent Massacre, Lies, Shelters, Children, Hasbara, Healthcare System, Families, Night massacre] [Found by: @5Pillarsuk] [Location: Gaza > Al-Ahli Arab (Baptist) Hospital > Central Gaza] [Archivist Notes] On 17 October 2023, an explosion occurred in the car park of al-Ahli Hospital in Gaza City occupied by a tent city housing displaced people fleeing the Israeli intense aerial bombing campaign. The Gaza Health Ministry reported 471 fatalities and 342 injuries; US intelligence estimates casualties between 100-300. In the hours after the blast, doctors working at al-Ahli held a press conference amongst the bodies of those killed in the blast. Dr. Ghassan Abu Sitta stated, ‘We were performing surgery at the Baptist hospital when a strong explosion occurred and the ceiling fell on the operating room… This is a massacre’ Israel revendication, then denial and hasbara Initially, a top aide for Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, Hananya Naftali, took responsibility for the attack, stating in a tweet: “Israeli Air Force struck a Hamas terrorist base inside a hospital in Gaza. A multiple number of terrorists are dead. It’s heartbreaking that Hamas is launching rockets from hospitals, Mosques, schools and using civilians as human shields.” The tweet was quickly deleted, however, and a new Israeli version emerged. Israel denies it's responsabily and rejects on Hamas : Israeli officials claimed the blast was due to a misfired rocket from Hamas or Palestinian Islamic Jihad (PIJ). They pointed to video footage showing a mid-air explosion they allege was responsible. IDF false audio recording On October 18,, IDF released an audio recording purportedly containing an intercepted conversation between two Hamas operatives saying that a misfired rocket launched by PIJ caused the explosion. Channel 4 News reported on a forensic analysis of the alleged Hamas operative audio released by the IDF, concluding that it was digitally manipulated. Two Arabic language journalists said that the recording did not appear authentic, because the "language, accent, dialect, syntax and tone" were not credible. Channel 4 News also reported on a preliminary audio assessment performed by a sonic analysis company called Earshot, which concluded that the audio recording had been edited to fuse two channels that were recorded separately, one for each speaker. Palestinian authorities and local reports attribute the explosion to an Israeli airstrike. Independant investiation Forensic Analysis: Analysis disputes the Israeli claim, suggesting that footage shows an Israeli interceptor, not a misfired Palestinian rocket. The explosion’s trajectory and timing do not align with Israel's explanation. Open-source footage analysis confirmed that the seventeen rockets fired from Gaza had burned out mid-flight, making them unlikely to cause the hospital blast. Evidence and Verification: Investigations by the New York Times and the Washington Post corroborated that the footage presented by Israel showed an interceptor rather than a misfired Experts identified the explosion’s altitude and trajectory, concluding it was an Israeli interceptor operating outside Gaza. Context of Israeli Attacks on Medical Facilities: Four days before the explosion, Israel ordered evacuations of hospitals in northern Gaza, including al-Ahli. WHO react to this international law violation by a statement , on October 14 : "tens of thousands of displaced people in northern Gaza are seeking refuge in open spaces in or around hospitals, treating them as havens from violence as well as to protect the facilities from potential attacks. Their lives, too, are at risk when health facilities are bombed. There are verified reports of deaths of health care workers and destruction of health facilities, which denies civilians the basic human right of life-saving health care and is prohibited under International Humanitarian Law.WHO calls for Israel to immediately reverse evacuation orders to hospitals in northern Gaza, and calls for the protection of health facilities, health workers, patients, and civilians. WHO also reiterates its calls for the immediate and safe delivery of medical supplies, fuel, clean water, food, and other humanitarian aid into Gaza through the Rafah crossing, where life-saving assistance – including WHO health supplies that arrived earlier today – is currently awaiting entry" It was later confirmed by the Archibishop of Jerusalem (Al Ahli hospital is an Anglican Christian health infrastructure) in a press conference that Israeli forces targeted the hospital’s cancer treatment ward on 14 October. The World Health Organization (WHO) recorded 51 attacks on medical infrastructure in Gaza in the ten days prior to the explosion. Sources Human Right Watch "Gaza: Findings on October 17 al-Ahli Hospital Explosion. Evidence Points to Misfired Rocket but Full Investigation Needed BBC first investigation (by footage analysis and with US and UK weapon experts) source Forensic architecture investigation published on February 15, 2024. **Forensic Architecture Conclusion's report **: "While what happened at al-Ahli remains inconclusive, it is clear that in the aftermath of the explosion, the Israeli military launched an aggressive disinformation campaign. As it stands, Israel has yet to provide any conclusive visual evidence to support the claim that the source of the deadly blast at al-Ahli hospital was a Hamas or PIJ rocket. It is also worth noting that four days before the explosion at al-Ahli, on 13 October, Israel ordered the evacuation of all northern hospitals, including al-Ahli; and the following day, an Israeli strike on the hospital’s cancer treatment ward was confirmed by Al-Haq (Israel is known to issue warning strikes prior to full scale attacks). This incident was hardly an anomaly. In the ten days prior, the World Health Organisation (WHO) reported 51 attacks on medical infrastructure in Gaza. By aggregating news reports from Al-Jazeera, Alaraby, and Shehab News since 7 October, our analysis shows that Israeli intimidation and attacks on medical infrastructure, including hospitals, has been systematic and unrelenting, following a consistent pattern defined by attacks on the surrounding area, direct targeting, siege, and occupation." Channel 4 reporting and first investigation. investigation
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Crowds gather outside after an Israeli air strike caused carnage at the al-Ahli al-Arab hospital [Original post] At least 500 Palestinians have been killed in an Israeli air strike on the al-Ahli al-Arab hospital in Gaza City. Crowds gather outside the hospital, after air strikes cause widespread carnage and left hundreds wounded. Many were sheltering and seeking treatment at the hospital [Tags: Hospitals, Bombs, Mutilating Bodies, Tent Massacre, Shelters, Children, Hasbara, Healthcare System, Families, Night massacre] [Found by: Middle East Eye] [Location: Gaza > Al-Ahli Arab (Baptist) Hospital > Central Gaza] [Archivist Notes] On 17 October 2023, an explosion occurred in the car park of al-Ahli Hospital in Gaza City occupied by a tent city housing displaced people fleeing the Israeli intense aerial bombing campaign. The Gaza Health Ministry reported 471 fatalities and 342 injuries; US intelligence estimates casualties between 100-300. In the hours after the blast, doctors working at al-Ahli held a press conference amongst the bodies of those killed in the blast. Dr. Ghassan Abu Sitta stated, ‘We were performing surgery at the Baptist hospital when a strong explosion occurred and the ceiling fell on the operating room… This is a massacre’ Israel revendication, then denial and hasbara Initially, a top aide for Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, Hananya Naftali, took responsibility for the attack, stating in a tweet: “Israeli Air Force struck a Hamas terrorist base inside a hospital in Gaza. A multiple number of terrorists are dead. It’s heartbreaking that Hamas is launching rockets from hospitals, Mosques, schools and using civilians as human shields.” The tweet was quickly deleted, however, and a new Israeli version emerged. Israel denies it's responsabily and rejects on Hamas : Israeli officials claimed the blast was due to a misfired rocket from Hamas or Palestinian Islamic Jihad (PIJ). They pointed to video footage showing a mid-air explosion they allege was responsible. IDF false audio recording On October 18,, IDF released an audio recording purportedly containing an intercepted conversation between two Hamas operatives saying that a misfired rocket launched by PIJ caused the explosion. Channel 4 News reported on a forensic analysis of the alleged Hamas operative audio released by the IDF, concluding that it was digitally manipulated. Two Arabic language journalists said that the recording did not appear authentic, because the "language, accent, dialect, syntax and tone" were not credible. Channel 4 News also reported on a preliminary audio assessment performed by a sonic analysis company called Earshot, which concluded that the audio recording had been edited to fuse two channels that were recorded separately, one for each speaker. Palestinian authorities and local reports attribute the explosion to an Israeli airstrike. Independant investiation Forensic Analysis: Analysis disputes the Israeli claim, suggesting that footage shows an Israeli interceptor, not a misfired Palestinian rocket. The explosion’s trajectory and timing do not align with Israel's explanation. Open-source footage analysis confirmed that the seventeen rockets fired from Gaza had burned out mid-flight, making them unlikely to cause the hospital blast. Evidence and Verification: Investigations by the New York Times and the Washington Post corroborated that the footage presented by Israel showed an interceptor rather than a misfired Experts identified the explosion’s altitude and trajectory, concluding it was an Israeli interceptor operating outside Gaza. Context of Israeli Attacks on Medical Facilities: Four days before the explosion, Israel ordered evacuations of hospitals in northern Gaza, including al-Ahli. WHO react to this international law violation by a statement , on October 14 : "tens of thousands of displaced people in northern Gaza are seeking refuge in open spaces in or around hospitals, treating them as havens from violence as well as to protect the facilities from potential attacks. Their lives, too, are at risk when health facilities are bombed. There are verified reports of deaths of health care workers and destruction of health facilities, which denies civilians the basic human right of life-saving health care and is prohibited under International Humanitarian Law.WHO calls for Israel to immediately reverse evacuation orders to hospitals in northern Gaza, and calls for the protection of health facilities, health workers, patients, and civilians. WHO also reiterates its calls for the immediate and safe delivery of medical supplies, fuel, clean water, food, and other humanitarian aid into Gaza through the Rafah crossing, where life-saving assistance – including WHO health supplies that arrived earlier today – is currently awaiting entry" It was later confirmed by the Archibishop of Jerusalem (Al Ahli hospital is an Anglican Christian health infrastructure) in a press conference that Israeli forces targeted the hospital’s cancer treatment ward on 14 October. The World Health Organization (WHO) recorded 51 attacks on medical infrastructure in Gaza in the ten days prior to the explosion. Sources Human Right Watch "Gaza: Findings on October 17 al-Ahli Hospital Explosion. Evidence Points to Misfired Rocket but Full Investigation Needed BBC first investigation (by footage analysis and with US and UK weapon experts) source Forensic architecture investigation published on February 15, 2024. **Forensic Architecture Conclusion's report **: "While what happened at al-Ahli remains inconclusive, it is clear that in the aftermath of the explosion, the Israeli military launched an aggressive disinformation campaign. As it stands, Israel has yet to provide any conclusive visual evidence to support the claim that the source of the deadly blast at al-Ahli hospital was a Hamas or PIJ rocket. It is also worth noting that four days before the explosion at al-Ahli, on 13 October, Israel ordered the evacuation of all northern hospitals, including al-Ahli; and the following day, an Israeli strike on the hospital’s cancer treatment ward was confirmed by Al-Haq (Israel is known to issue warning strikes prior to full scale attacks). This incident was hardly an anomaly. In the ten days prior, the World Health Organisation (WHO) reported 51 attacks on medical infrastructure in Gaza. By aggregating news reports from Al-Jazeera, Alaraby, and Shehab News since 7 October, our analysis shows that Israeli intimidation and attacks on medical infrastructure, including hospitals, has been systematic and unrelenting, following a consistent pattern defined by attacks on the surrounding area, direct targeting, siege, and occupation." Channel 4 reporting and first investigation. investigation
View this footage in the archive →![First moment after the Al-Ahli Hospital massacre caused by Israeli missile on October 17, 2023 [Original post] A massacr](https://media.archivegenocide.com/tiktokgenocide/storage/videos/13144/screenshot.png)
First moment after the Al-Ahli Hospital massacre caused by Israeli missile on October 17, 2023 [Original post] A massacre . 😔 [Tags: Hospitals, Bombs, Mutilating Bodies, Tent Massacre, Shelters, Children, Hasbara, Healthcare System, Families, Night massacre] [Found by: @walidmahmodrouk] [Location: Gaza > Al-Ahli Arab (Baptist) Hospital > Central Gaza] [Archivist Notes] On 17 October 2023, an explosion occurred in the car park of al-Ahli Hospital in Gaza City occupied by a tent city housing displaced people fleeing the Israeli intense aerial bombing campaign. The Gaza Health Ministry reported 471 fatalities and 342 injuries; US intelligence estimates casualties between 100-300. In the hours after the blast, doctors working at al-Ahli held a press conference amongst the bodies of those killed in the blast. Dr. Ghassan Abu Sitta stated, ‘We were performing surgery at the Baptist hospital when a strong explosion occurred and the ceiling fell on the operating room… This is a massacre’ Israel revendication, then denial and hasbara Initially, a top aide for Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, Hananya Naftali, took responsibility for the attack, stating in a tweet: “Israeli Air Force struck a Hamas terrorist base inside a hospital in Gaza. A multiple number of terrorists are dead. It’s heartbreaking that Hamas is launching rockets from hospitals, Mosques, schools and using civilians as human shields.” The tweet was quickly deleted, however, and a new Israeli version emerged. Israel denies it's responsabily and rejects on Hamas : Israeli officials claimed the blast was due to a misfired rocket from Hamas or Palestinian Islamic Jihad (PIJ). They pointed to video footage showing a mid-air explosion they allege was responsible. IDF false audio recording On October 18,, IDF released an audio recording purportedly containing an intercepted conversation between two Hamas operatives saying that a misfired rocket launched by PIJ caused the explosion. Channel 4 News reported on a forensic analysis of the alleged Hamas operative audio released by the IDF, concluding that it was digitally manipulated. Two Arabic language journalists said that the recording did not appear authentic, because the "language, accent, dialect, syntax and tone" were not credible. Channel 4 News also reported on a preliminary audio assessment performed by a sonic analysis company called Earshot, which concluded that the audio recording had been edited to fuse two channels that were recorded separately, one for each speaker. Palestinian authorities and local reports attribute the explosion to an Israeli airstrike. Independant investiation Forensic Analysis: Analysis disputes the Israeli claim, suggesting that footage shows an Israeli interceptor, not a misfired Palestinian rocket. The explosion’s trajectory and timing do not align with Israel's explanation. Open-source footage analysis confirmed that the seventeen rockets fired from Gaza had burned out mid-flight, making them unlikely to cause the hospital blast. Evidence and Verification: Investigations by the New York Times and the Washington Post corroborated that the footage presented by Israel showed an interceptor rather than a misfired Experts identified the explosion’s altitude and trajectory, concluding it was an Israeli interceptor operating outside Gaza. Context of Israeli Attacks on Medical Facilities: Four days before the explosion, Israel ordered evacuations of hospitals in northern Gaza, including al-Ahli. WHO react to this international law violation by a statement , on October 14 : "tens of thousands of displaced people in northern Gaza are seeking refuge in open spaces in or around hospitals, treating them as havens from violence as well as to protect the facilities from potential attacks. Their lives, too, are at risk when health facilities are bombed. There are verified reports of deaths of health care workers and destruction of health facilities, which denies civilians the basic human right of life-saving health care and is prohibited under International Humanitarian Law.WHO calls for Israel to immediately reverse evacuation orders to hospitals in northern Gaza, and calls for the protection of health facilities, health workers, patients, and civilians. WHO also reiterates its calls for the immediate and safe delivery of medical supplies, fuel, clean water, food, and other humanitarian aid into Gaza through the Rafah crossing, where life-saving assistance – including WHO health supplies that arrived earlier today – is currently awaiting entry" It was later confirmed by the Archibishop of Jerusalem (Al Ahli hospital is an Anglican Christian health infrastructure) in a press conference that Israeli forces targeted the hospital’s cancer treatment ward on 14 October. The World Health Organization (WHO) recorded 51 attacks on medical infrastructure in Gaza in the ten days prior to the explosion. Sources Human Right Watch "Gaza: Findings on October 17 al-Ahli Hospital Explosion. Evidence Points to Misfired Rocket but Full Investigation Needed BBC first investigation (by footage analysis and with US and UK weapon experts) source Forensic architecture investigation published on February 15, 2024. **Forensic Architecture Conclusion's report **: "While what happened at al-Ahli remains inconclusive, it is clear that in the aftermath of the explosion, the Israeli military launched an aggressive disinformation campaign. As it stands, Israel has yet to provide any conclusive visual evidence to support the claim that the source of the deadly blast at al-Ahli hospital was a Hamas or PIJ rocket. It is also worth noting that four days before the explosion at al-Ahli, on 13 October, Israel ordered the evacuation of all northern hospitals, including al-Ahli; and the following day, an Israeli strike on the hospital’s cancer treatment ward was confirmed by Al-Haq (Israel is known to issue warning strikes prior to full scale attacks). This incident was hardly an anomaly. In the ten days prior, the World Health Organisation (WHO) reported 51 attacks on medical infrastructure in Gaza. By aggregating news reports from Al-Jazeera, Alaraby, and Shehab News since 7 October, our analysis shows that Israeli intimidation and attacks on medical infrastructure, including hospitals, has been systematic and unrelenting, following a consistent pattern defined by attacks on the surrounding area, direct targeting, siege, and occupation." Channel 4 reporting and first investigation. investigation
View this footage in the archive →![Israel bombed the Baptist Hospital / Al Ahli Arab Hospital courtyard killing more than 400 civilians [Original post] BRE](https://media.archivegenocide.com/tiktokgenocide/storage/videos/7326/screenshot.png)
Israel bombed the Baptist Hospital / Al Ahli Arab Hospital courtyard killing more than 400 civilians [Original post] BREAKING NEWS | Israeli occupation forces have just bombed the Baptist Hospital (Al Ahli Arab Hospital), located in the Al Zaitoon neighbourhood of central Gaza, it is estimated that around 500 Palestinians were killed. [Tags: Hospitals, Hospital, Fire, Bombs, Mutilating Bodies, Tent Massacre, Lies, Shelters, Children, Hasbara, Healthcare System, Families, Night massacre] [Found by: @MintPressNews] [Location: Gaza > Al-Ahli Arab (Baptist) Hospital > Central Gaza] [Archivist Notes] On 17 October 2023, an explosion occurred in the car park of al-Ahli Hospital in Gaza City occupied by a tent city housing displaced people fleeing the Israeli intense aerial bombing campaign. The Gaza Health Ministry reported 471 fatalities and 342 injuries; US intelligence estimates casualties between 100-300. In the hours after the blast, doctors working at al-Ahli held a press conference amongst the bodies of those killed in the blast. Dr. Ghassan Abu Sitta stated, ‘We were performing surgery at the Baptist hospital when a strong explosion occurred and the ceiling fell on the operating room… This is a massacre’ Israel revendication, then denial and hasbara Initially, a top aide for Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, Hananya Naftali, took responsibility for the attack, stating in a tweet: “Israeli Air Force struck a Hamas terrorist base inside a hospital in Gaza. A multiple number of terrorists are dead. It’s heartbreaking that Hamas is launching rockets from hospitals, Mosques, schools and using civilians as human shields.” The tweet was quickly deleted, however, and a new Israeli version emerged. Israel denies it's responsabily and rejects on Hamas : Israeli officials claimed the blast was due to a misfired rocket from Hamas or Palestinian Islamic Jihad (PIJ). They pointed to video footage showing a mid-air explosion they allege was responsible. IDF false audio recording On October 18,, IDF released an audio recording purportedly containing an intercepted conversation between two Hamas operatives saying that a misfired rocket launched by PIJ caused the explosion. Channel 4 News reported on a forensic analysis of the alleged Hamas operative audio released by the IDF, concluding that it was digitally manipulated. Two Arabic language journalists said that the recording did not appear authentic, because the "language, accent, dialect, syntax and tone" were not credible. Channel 4 News also reported on a preliminary audio assessment performed by a sonic analysis company called Earshot, which concluded that the audio recording had been edited to fuse two channels that were recorded separately, one for each speaker. Palestinian authorities and local reports attribute the explosion to an Israeli airstrike. Independant investiation Forensic Analysis: Analysis disputes the Israeli claim, suggesting that footage shows an Israeli interceptor, not a misfired Palestinian rocket. The explosion’s trajectory and timing do not align with Israel's explanation. Open-source footage analysis confirmed that the seventeen rockets fired from Gaza had burned out mid-flight, making them unlikely to cause the hospital blast. Evidence and Verification: Investigations by the New York Times and the Washington Post corroborated that the footage presented by Israel showed an interceptor rather than a misfired Experts identified the explosion’s altitude and trajectory, concluding it was an Israeli interceptor operating outside Gaza. Context of Israeli Attacks on Medical Facilities: Four days before the explosion, Israel ordered evacuations of hospitals in northern Gaza, including al-Ahli. WHO react to this international law violation by a statement , on October 14 : "tens of thousands of displaced people in northern Gaza are seeking refuge in open spaces in or around hospitals, treating them as havens from violence as well as to protect the facilities from potential attacks. Their lives, too, are at risk when health facilities are bombed. There are verified reports of deaths of health care workers and destruction of health facilities, which denies civilians the basic human right of life-saving health care and is prohibited under International Humanitarian Law.WHO calls for Israel to immediately reverse evacuation orders to hospitals in northern Gaza, and calls for the protection of health facilities, health workers, patients, and civilians. WHO also reiterates its calls for the immediate and safe delivery of medical supplies, fuel, clean water, food, and other humanitarian aid into Gaza through the Rafah crossing, where life-saving assistance – including WHO health supplies that arrived earlier today – is currently awaiting entry" It was later confirmed by the Archibishop of Jerusalem (Al Ahli hospital is an Anglican Christian health infrastructure) in a press conference that Israeli forces targeted the hospital’s cancer treatment ward on 14 October. The World Health Organization (WHO) recorded 51 attacks on medical infrastructure in Gaza in the ten days prior to the explosion. Sources Human Right Watch "Gaza: Findings on October 17 al-Ahli Hospital Explosion. Evidence Points to Misfired Rocket but Full Investigation Needed BBC first investigation (by footage analysis and with US and UK weapon experts) source Forensic architecture investigation published on February 15, 2024. **Forensic Architecture Conclusion's report **: "While what happened at al-Ahli remains inconclusive, it is clear that in the aftermath of the explosion, the Israeli military launched an aggressive disinformation campaign. As it stands, Israel has yet to provide any conclusive visual evidence to support the claim that the source of the deadly blast at al-Ahli hospital was a Hamas or PIJ rocket. It is also worth noting that four days before the explosion at al-Ahli, on 13 October, Israel ordered the evacuation of all northern hospitals, including al-Ahli; and the following day, an Israeli strike on the hospital’s cancer treatment ward was confirmed by Al-Haq (Israel is known to issue warning strikes prior to full scale attacks). This incident was hardly an anomaly. In the ten days prior, the World Health Organisation (WHO) reported 51 attacks on medical infrastructure in Gaza. By aggregating news reports from Al-Jazeera, Alaraby, and Shehab News since 7 October, our analysis shows that Israeli intimidation and attacks on medical infrastructure, including hospitals, has been systematic and unrelenting, following a consistent pattern defined by attacks on the surrounding area, direct targeting, siege, and occupation." Channel 4 reporting and first investigation. investigation
View this footage in the archive →![The moment the Israeli Air Force struck the Al-Ahli Baptist Hospital on October 17, 2023 [Original post] 🚨JUST IN: The m](https://media.archivegenocide.com/tiktokgenocide/storage/videos/13145/screenshot.png)
The moment the Israeli Air Force struck the Al-Ahli Baptist Hospital on October 17, 2023 [Original post] 🚨JUST IN: The moment the Israeli Air Force struck the Al-Ahli Baptist Hospital in the Gaza Strip a few minutes ago. Deaths so far: 500+, some reports claiming it's 900+ [Tags: Hospitals, Bombs, Mutilating Bodies, Tent Massacre, Shelters, Children, Hasbara, Healthcare System, Families, Night massacre] [Found by: @MarioNawfal] [Location: Gaza > Al-Ahli Arab (Baptist) Hospital > Central Gaza] [Archivist Notes] On 17 October 2023, an explosion occurred in the car park of al-Ahli Hospital in Gaza City occupied by a tent city housing displaced people fleeing the Israeli intense aerial bombing campaign. The Gaza Health Ministry reported 471 fatalities and 342 injuries; US intelligence estimates casualties between 100-300. In the hours after the blast, doctors working at al-Ahli held a press conference amongst the bodies of those killed in the blast. Dr. Ghassan Abu Sitta stated, ‘We were performing surgery at the Baptist hospital when a strong explosion occurred and the ceiling fell on the operating room… This is a massacre’ Israel revendication, then denial and hasbara Initially, a top aide for Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, Hananya Naftali, took responsibility for the attack, stating in a tweet: “Israeli Air Force struck a Hamas terrorist base inside a hospital in Gaza. A multiple number of terrorists are dead. It’s heartbreaking that Hamas is launching rockets from hospitals, Mosques, schools and using civilians as human shields.” The tweet was quickly deleted, however, and a new Israeli version emerged. Israel denies it's responsabily and rejects on Hamas : Israeli officials claimed the blast was due to a misfired rocket from Hamas or Palestinian Islamic Jihad (PIJ). They pointed to video footage showing a mid-air explosion they allege was responsible. IDF false audio recording On October 18,, IDF released an audio recording purportedly containing an intercepted conversation between two Hamas operatives saying that a misfired rocket launched by PIJ caused the explosion. Channel 4 News reported on a forensic analysis of the alleged Hamas operative audio released by the IDF, concluding that it was digitally manipulated. Two Arabic language journalists said that the recording did not appear authentic, because the "language, accent, dialect, syntax and tone" were not credible. Channel 4 News also reported on a preliminary audio assessment performed by a sonic analysis company called Earshot, which concluded that the audio recording had been edited to fuse two channels that were recorded separately, one for each speaker. Palestinian authorities and local reports attribute the explosion to an Israeli airstrike. Independant investiation Forensic Analysis: Analysis disputes the Israeli claim, suggesting that footage shows an Israeli interceptor, not a misfired Palestinian rocket. The explosion’s trajectory and timing do not align with Israel's explanation. Open-source footage analysis confirmed that the seventeen rockets fired from Gaza had burned out mid-flight, making them unlikely to cause the hospital blast. Evidence and Verification: Investigations by the New York Times and the Washington Post corroborated that the footage presented by Israel showed an interceptor rather than a misfired Experts identified the explosion’s altitude and trajectory, concluding it was an Israeli interceptor operating outside Gaza. Context of Israeli Attacks on Medical Facilities: Four days before the explosion, Israel ordered evacuations of hospitals in northern Gaza, including al-Ahli. WHO react to this international law violation by a statement , on October 14 : "tens of thousands of displaced people in northern Gaza are seeking refuge in open spaces in or around hospitals, treating them as havens from violence as well as to protect the facilities from potential attacks. Their lives, too, are at risk when health facilities are bombed. There are verified reports of deaths of health care workers and destruction of health facilities, which denies civilians the basic human right of life-saving health care and is prohibited under International Humanitarian Law.WHO calls for Israel to immediately reverse evacuation orders to hospitals in northern Gaza, and calls for the protection of health facilities, health workers, patients, and civilians. WHO also reiterates its calls for the immediate and safe delivery of medical supplies, fuel, clean water, food, and other humanitarian aid into Gaza through the Rafah crossing, where life-saving assistance – including WHO health supplies that arrived earlier today – is currently awaiting entry" It was later confirmed by the Archibishop of Jerusalem (Al Ahli hospital is an Anglican Christian health infrastructure) in a press conference that Israeli forces targeted the hospital’s cancer treatment ward on 14 October. The World Health Organization (WHO) recorded 51 attacks on medical infrastructure in Gaza in the ten days prior to the explosion. Sources Human Right Watch "Gaza: Findings on October 17 al-Ahli Hospital Explosion. Evidence Points to Misfired Rocket but Full Investigation Needed BBC first investigation (by footage analysis and with US and UK weapon experts) source Forensic architecture investigation published on February 15, 2024. **Forensic Architecture Conclusion's report **: "While what happened at al-Ahli remains inconclusive, it is clear that in the aftermath of the explosion, the Israeli military launched an aggressive disinformation campaign. As it stands, Israel has yet to provide any conclusive visual evidence to support the claim that the source of the deadly blast at al-Ahli hospital was a Hamas or PIJ rocket. It is also worth noting that four days before the explosion at al-Ahli, on 13 October, Israel ordered the evacuation of all northern hospitals, including al-Ahli; and the following day, an Israeli strike on the hospital’s cancer treatment ward was confirmed by Al-Haq (Israel is known to issue warning strikes prior to full scale attacks). This incident was hardly an anomaly. In the ten days prior, the World Health Organisation (WHO) reported 51 attacks on medical infrastructure in Gaza. By aggregating news reports from Al-Jazeera, Alaraby, and Shehab News since 7 October, our analysis shows that Israeli intimidation and attacks on medical infrastructure, including hospitals, has been systematic and unrelenting, following a consistent pattern defined by attacks on the surrounding area, direct targeting, siege, and occupation." Channel 4 reporting and first investigation. investigation
View this footage in the archive →![The moment the Israeli missile struck the courtyard of Al-Ahli Hospital on October 17, 2023 [Original post] The moment o](https://media.archivegenocide.com/tiktokgenocide/storage/videos/7274/screenshot.png)
The moment the Israeli missile struck the courtyard of Al-Ahli Hospital on October 17, 2023 [Original post] The moment of the horrific massacre: During the Israeli airstrike on the courtyard of Al-Ahli Hospital in #Gaza, hundreds of displaced families seeking safety were killed instantly. I was in the operating room when it felt like a volcano of fire erupted and the ground split beneath us. When I stepped outside, bodies were everywhere, some clinging to life, reaching out to anyone passing by in hopes of being saved. It was a scene I will never forget, and the terror and Israeli crimes continue to this day. [Tags: Hospitals, Hospital, Fire, Bombs, Mutilating Bodies, Tent Massacre, Lies, Shelters, Children, Hasbara, Healthcare System, Families, Night massacre] [Found by: Fadel Naim] [Location: Gaza > Al-Ahli Arab (Baptist) Hospital > Central Gaza] [Archivist Notes] On 17 October 2023, an explosion occurred in the car park of al-Ahli Hospital in Gaza City occupied by a tent city housing displaced people fleeing the Israeli intense aerial bombing campaign. The Gaza Health Ministry reported 471 fatalities and 342 injuries; US intelligence estimates casualties between 100-300. In the hours after the blast, doctors working at al-Ahli held a press conference amongst the bodies of those killed in the blast. Dr. Ghassan Abu Sitta stated, ‘We were performing surgery at the Baptist hospital when a strong explosion occurred and the ceiling fell on the operating room… This is a massacre’ Israel revendication, then denial and hasbara Initially, a top aide for Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, Hananya Naftali, took responsibility for the attack, stating in a tweet: “Israeli Air Force struck a Hamas terrorist base inside a hospital in Gaza. A multiple number of terrorists are dead. It’s heartbreaking that Hamas is launching rockets from hospitals, Mosques, schools and using civilians as human shields.” The tweet was quickly deleted, however, and a new Israeli version emerged. Israel denies it's responsabily and rejects on Hamas : Israeli officials claimed the blast was due to a misfired rocket from Hamas or Palestinian Islamic Jihad (PIJ). They pointed to video footage showing a mid-air explosion they allege was responsible. IDF false audio recording On October 18,, IDF released an audio recording purportedly containing an intercepted conversation between two Hamas operatives saying that a misfired rocket launched by PIJ caused the explosion. Channel 4 News reported on a forensic analysis of the alleged Hamas operative audio released by the IDF, concluding that it was digitally manipulated. Two Arabic language journalists said that the recording did not appear authentic, because the "language, accent, dialect, syntax and tone" were not credible. Channel 4 News also reported on a preliminary audio assessment performed by a sonic analysis company called Earshot, which concluded that the audio recording had been edited to fuse two channels that were recorded separately, one for each speaker. Palestinian authorities and local reports attribute the explosion to an Israeli airstrike. Independant investiation Forensic Analysis: Analysis disputes the Israeli claim, suggesting that footage shows an Israeli interceptor, not a misfired Palestinian rocket. The explosion’s trajectory and timing do not align with Israel's explanation. Open-source footage analysis confirmed that the seventeen rockets fired from Gaza had burned out mid-flight, making them unlikely to cause the hospital blast. Evidence and Verification: Investigations by the New York Times and the Washington Post corroborated that the footage presented by Israel showed an interceptor rather than a misfired Experts identified the explosion’s altitude and trajectory, concluding it was an Israeli interceptor operating outside Gaza. Context of Israeli Attacks on Medical Facilities: Four days before the explosion, Israel ordered evacuations of hospitals in northern Gaza, including al-Ahli. WHO react to this international law violation by a statement , on October 14 : "tens of thousands of displaced people in northern Gaza are seeking refuge in open spaces in or around hospitals, treating them as havens from violence as well as to protect the facilities from potential attacks. Their lives, too, are at risk when health facilities are bombed. There are verified reports of deaths of health care workers and destruction of health facilities, which denies civilians the basic human right of life-saving health care and is prohibited under International Humanitarian Law.WHO calls for Israel to immediately reverse evacuation orders to hospitals in northern Gaza, and calls for the protection of health facilities, health workers, patients, and civilians. WHO also reiterates its calls for the immediate and safe delivery of medical supplies, fuel, clean water, food, and other humanitarian aid into Gaza through the Rafah crossing, where life-saving assistance – including WHO health supplies that arrived earlier today – is currently awaiting entry" It was later confirmed by the Archibishop of Jerusalem (Al Ahli hospital is an Anglican Christian health infrastructure) in a press conference that Israeli forces targeted the hospital’s cancer treatment ward on 14 October. The World Health Organization (WHO) recorded 51 attacks on medical infrastructure in Gaza in the ten days prior to the explosion. Sources Human Right Watch "Gaza: Findings on October 17 al-Ahli Hospital Explosion. Evidence Points to Misfired Rocket but Full Investigation Needed BBC first investigation (by footage analysis and with US and UK weapon experts) source Forensic architecture investigation published on February 15, 2024. **Forensic Architecture Conclusion's report **: "While what happened at al-Ahli remains inconclusive, it is clear that in the aftermath of the explosion, the Israeli military launched an aggressive disinformation campaign. As it stands, Israel has yet to provide any conclusive visual evidence to support the claim that the source of the deadly blast at al-Ahli hospital was a Hamas or PIJ rocket. It is also worth noting that four days before the explosion at al-Ahli, on 13 October, Israel ordered the evacuation of all northern hospitals, including al-Ahli; and the following day, an Israeli strike on the hospital’s cancer treatment ward was confirmed by Al-Haq (Israel is known to issue warning strikes prior to full scale attacks). This incident was hardly an anomaly. In the ten days prior, the World Health Organisation (WHO) reported 51 attacks on medical infrastructure in Gaza. By aggregating news reports from Al-Jazeera, Alaraby, and Shehab News since 7 October, our analysis shows that Israeli intimidation and attacks on medical infrastructure, including hospitals, has been systematic and unrelenting, following a consistent pattern defined by attacks on the surrounding area, direct targeting, siege, and occupation." Channel 4 reporting and first investigation. investigation
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The wounds of the Al-Ahli massacre on October 17 suggested the use of a ‘fragmentation bomb’ [Original post] Dr Abu-Sittah's expert testimony on the nature of the injuries he treated that night offers clues about the type of weapon used in the attack. His analysis of the wounds suggested that a ‘fragmentation bomb’ rather than a simple explosive was likely the cause of the blast. [Tags: Hospitals, Bombs, Mutilating Bodies, Tent Massacre, Shelters, Children, Hasbara, Healthcare System, Families, Night massacre] [Found by: @ForensicArchi] [Location: Gaza > Al-Ahli Arab (Baptist) Hospital > Central Gaza] [Archivist Notes] On 17 October 2023, an explosion occurred in the car park of al-Ahli Hospital in Gaza City occupied by a tent city housing displaced people fleeing the Israeli intense aerial bombing campaign. The Gaza Health Ministry reported 471 fatalities and 342 injuries; US intelligence estimates casualties between 100-300. In the hours after the blast, doctors working at al-Ahli held a press conference amongst the bodies of those killed in the blast. Dr. Ghassan Abu Sitta stated, ‘We were performing surgery at the Baptist hospital when a strong explosion occurred and the ceiling fell on the operating room… This is a massacre’ Israel revendication, then denial and hasbara Initially, a top aide for Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, Hananya Naftali, took responsibility for the attack, stating in a tweet: “Israeli Air Force struck a Hamas terrorist base inside a hospital in Gaza. A multiple number of terrorists are dead. It’s heartbreaking that Hamas is launching rockets from hospitals, Mosques, schools and using civilians as human shields.” The tweet was quickly deleted, however, and a new Israeli version emerged. Israel denies it's responsabily and rejects on Hamas : Israeli officials claimed the blast was due to a misfired rocket from Hamas or Palestinian Islamic Jihad (PIJ). They pointed to video footage showing a mid-air explosion they allege was responsible. IDF false audio recording On October 18,, IDF released an audio recording purportedly containing an intercepted conversation between two Hamas operatives saying that a misfired rocket launched by PIJ caused the explosion. Channel 4 News reported on a forensic analysis of the alleged Hamas operative audio released by the IDF, concluding that it was digitally manipulated. Two Arabic language journalists said that the recording did not appear authentic, because the "language, accent, dialect, syntax and tone" were not credible. Channel 4 News also reported on a preliminary audio assessment performed by a sonic analysis company called Earshot, which concluded that the audio recording had been edited to fuse two channels that were recorded separately, one for each speaker. Palestinian authorities and local reports attribute the explosion to an Israeli airstrike. Independant investiation Forensic Analysis: Analysis disputes the Israeli claim, suggesting that footage shows an Israeli interceptor, not a misfired Palestinian rocket. The explosion’s trajectory and timing do not align with Israel's explanation. Open-source footage analysis confirmed that the seventeen rockets fired from Gaza had burned out mid-flight, making them unlikely to cause the hospital blast. Evidence and Verification: Investigations by the New York Times and the Washington Post corroborated that the footage presented by Israel showed an interceptor rather than a misfired Experts identified the explosion’s altitude and trajectory, concluding it was an Israeli interceptor operating outside Gaza. Context of Israeli Attacks on Medical Facilities: Four days before the explosion, Israel ordered evacuations of hospitals in northern Gaza, including al-Ahli. WHO react to this international law violation by a statement , on October 14 : "tens of thousands of displaced people in northern Gaza are seeking refuge in open spaces in or around hospitals, treating them as havens from violence as well as to protect the facilities from potential attacks. Their lives, too, are at risk when health facilities are bombed. There are verified reports of deaths of health care workers and destruction of health facilities, which denies civilians the basic human right of life-saving health care and is prohibited under International Humanitarian Law.WHO calls for Israel to immediately reverse evacuation orders to hospitals in northern Gaza, and calls for the protection of health facilities, health workers, patients, and civilians. WHO also reiterates its calls for the immediate and safe delivery of medical supplies, fuel, clean water, food, and other humanitarian aid into Gaza through the Rafah crossing, where life-saving assistance – including WHO health supplies that arrived earlier today – is currently awaiting entry" It was later confirmed by the Archibishop of Jerusalem (Al Ahli hospital is an Anglican Christian health infrastructure) in a press conference that Israeli forces targeted the hospital’s cancer treatment ward on 14 October. The World Health Organization (WHO) recorded 51 attacks on medical infrastructure in Gaza in the ten days prior to the explosion. Sources Human Right Watch "Gaza: Findings on October 17 al-Ahli Hospital Explosion. Evidence Points to Misfired Rocket but Full Investigation Needed BBC first investigation (by footage analysis and with US and UK weapon experts) source Forensic architecture investigation published on February 15, 2024. **Forensic Architecture Conclusion's report **: "While what happened at al-Ahli remains inconclusive, it is clear that in the aftermath of the explosion, the Israeli military launched an aggressive disinformation campaign. As it stands, Israel has yet to provide any conclusive visual evidence to support the claim that the source of the deadly blast at al-Ahli hospital was a Hamas or PIJ rocket. It is also worth noting that four days before the explosion at al-Ahli, on 13 October, Israel ordered the evacuation of all northern hospitals, including al-Ahli; and the following day, an Israeli strike on the hospital’s cancer treatment ward was confirmed by Al-Haq (Israel is known to issue warning strikes prior to full scale attacks). This incident was hardly an anomaly. In the ten days prior, the World Health Organisation (WHO) reported 51 attacks on medical infrastructure in Gaza. By aggregating news reports from Al-Jazeera, Alaraby, and Shehab News since 7 October, our analysis shows that Israeli intimidation and attacks on medical infrastructure, including hospitals, has been systematic and unrelenting, following a consistent pattern defined by attacks on the surrounding area, direct targeting, siege, and occupation." Channel 4 reporting and first investigation. investigation
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